Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

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An elective caneas out ana afied
eteEytAina % the hand Of tha hoose ~
representatives % thas when Tam Mex
lin called y 10 order AZ thran oaelaak
this afternoon thers vas llftle % a. bus
g sgear u the members and officials
alike. The caaeus, howeveR, had nol
been 80 serene. Six on EIGHT namea
Were before 4 for the apoaksrshlp ana
the bsllots Wese counted again ana
again VITA unvaEyinR Fesniig and these
we're no aymUtoms Of a uonaiuason
until y vas deeided % leave fho hiah
onees Tor he tima and nomiuata lha
secondary and minor ofiioora. This wna
zone and osnelnelons were reached Ia
quick successive haiIoio. Thea fheV
Eeturned % TIE speakoTshlp and fhe
same old oount was turned cut. Rd.
waFd irwin struck 4 bnrinsrn vein -
moving thae the nan1e Feoslviua fhe
lowest vote Be- left out 81 tha eueoss.ein1
ballots. ~ was adoptod and had fhe
desired elect IN ahort order.
GP4AKE1 AazzED upoa.
One after the other anally Joined ahs
more popular candidates rnlN Ton
Humess Of seattle, WA. Clark, ef Walln
Walla. and WI. Thompsor, of Tso6raa,
at0od before the cancaa. Each hna
fasE share cf ita votes. Their atrgnnfA
bang ~ the order namsd, Il beoana
Mf. Thompeon's tuEn 10 anon asav.
Ths eoant of ths noxt hallos Fasnalsa
hig stEongth bad Rone oast of 80
nountaina. Tom Humes. who, nntli
that m0manl. had led found himself
with q minority ana w. "A. Clark was
speaker % ths house.
Tha caucus uss heid 10 he Foam of
she territorial library sad, Il ahonsd IS
nudsEst7cos wss u0mposod wholly ~
kspuolioanA he Democrats auFinq iln
long oontlnnanes UhllinQ away lhs
lime as ihe eould down stairs, lannlna
% tha railing % nstting aboul TIE siogS
lslliHg funny sfsriss.
CUTTING anD nnxEna oompxnxnn
u vas 3 o'elaak when the euttiaR aud
dfying pFoge9s was oompIe(s4 asId fho
house called 70 order. Tha temporary
ofGAni2Atlou vas elected and fhs Hasae
vas made permaneus aeeoEdinQ 20 "a
glogfammes e. followsf AfFa1ufth. of
whitman, nomlnatsd Olhsks FsilosA
q bpokane. ncnllnaead W. A. Bn0ay
(DeD 4. ok Adnooin. Tia PARTY Woan
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wsra named 20 eonduol M. Olark -
tho chair. De took d wlthaut fna6has
edo than % sag, we viii proosed.n
Panl DhleKfy wag ohossn, wiahonf
opposition. for sergeant at afEna Hea.
fstaFy Ouinag adminintensd ihe oath
Tor tne Temporary oKaaninatfon. nsf
then Irwin nominatee Tom Nlohlln foE
chief eieEk. end Ksane nominsfed Wrn.
H HnRhGa. but ehe latter daelfnad.
Aioklln yes eooe8n bY aoclams iion. -
uas aiso HaEhss for essigtani.
oxMEn oVBIrnas MEncTxD.
The rules ef 1853 we're adonsea fnrs.
poFaFily ae those Of issl ssSF wers -
70 Be- bad. sad thsn Ms. feahsil1
Aampken vas eleeie& enFolilnN ofnFk
over beriha Rlpas " . vote 81 10 -
nnd klla CiaEk, onaFoaglna cIark ags4
Miss 1Eoop aad Bertha PInaR. tba vste
et4ndina Ioap1aliEelF IL, q and a, Tha
foIloWinQ olfoeF1 Wefo ihan elected -
aeel9uallons Me1leBRsf, 4. n. Pff~f.
val; DooKkoepeI, J. NIayloT, w Watokuaan
u Il. bDwenss Ohapiain, Raw. Mananv.
~ 81 tho e1osla are Hepnhllo1ra'
Ha0ea thouan1 q unneeosnsrg 70 onnenf
them. b1t Ei4ar mfd ftnt foE fkns
very nsaBcn thoy should he swnfn swiue
he socfei9Ey t11uRht once nnolslsnf
end they ueEe mafsnailed h lIr.o ert
s.eRn. h01as than adioarnaa itii io
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